Chuck those Plans

In a bold post, Shtikl argues in favour of chucking elaborate plans and instead, concentrate on problem-solving. As far as I could make out, the crux of his argument lies here:

Until you don’t have the skills to make an idea happen you are not in the place to make a plan.

To bolster this, he holds up the biographies of great achievers none of whom

…actually planned to accomplish what they did accomplish.

You might disagree with his piece in bits but it’s a nice tidbit for thought.